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This is awesome and really great to be able to read the source (like other have said). Why is it called an "open source" app? It doesn't seem to have any softwa
by tryggvib 14y ago
This is awesome and really great to be able to read the source (like other have said). Why is it called an "open source" app? It doesn't seem to have any software license in the GitHub repo.
This means it's just a "source available" app but normal copyright applies. I think this can be a bit misleading but nonetheless congratulations!
- tryggvib 14y agoI found out that it's released under the MIT license as stated on the project's website: "Open sourced under MIT license"